Git for Intermediate Developers
Master essential Git concepts and workflows to effectively manage code versions and collaborate with teams. Learn to handle complex branching strategies and resolve merge conflicts efficiently.
intermediate level · 10h · 6 modules
Git Fundamentals
Understand the core concepts and basic commands of Git for version control.
- Introduction to Version Control and Git
- Git Installation and Configuration
- Basic Git Workflow: Add, Commit, Status
- Initialize and Make Your First Commit
Branching and Merging
Learn how to effectively use branches for parallel development and merge changes.
- Understanding Git Branches
- Creating, Listing, and Deleting Branches
- Merging Branches and Basic Conflicts
- Implement a Feature Branch Workflow
Remote Repositories and Collaboration
Understand how to work with remote repositories like GitHub for team collaboration.
- Introduction to Git Remotes
- Cloning, Fetching, and Pulling
- Pushing Changes to Remote
- Collaborate on a Remote Repository
Advanced Git Concepts
Dive into more complex Git features like rebasing and rewriting history.
- Git Rebasing Explained
- Interactive Rebase and History Rewriting
- Resolving Complex Merge Conflicts
- Clean Up Your Commit History
Full Project Workflow with Git
Team Project Simulation
Simulate a real-world team development scenario. You will be given a small codebase with a branching structure and a set of conflicting changes. Your task is to integrate these changes, resolve all conflicts, and ensure the final codebase is stable and functional, documenting your process.
